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The Breadwinner [12A] review

A kaleidoscope of colour and creativity, The Breadwinner is a melting pot of myth and reality. ... More info
Review | cinema

Much Ado About Nothing review - A nice and entertaining evening

In Trinity Term, many garden plays spring up, using the beautiful landscapes and hidden corners of ... More info
Review | theatre

Romeo And Juliet review - 'These violent delights have violent ends'

This was a key example of a student drama company thinking up and developing an individual ... More info
Review | theatre

Romeo And Juliet review - SquidInk's amazing gender flipped Romeo and Juliet recasts the lovers as inmates on rival gangs in a women's prison

Romeo and Juliet examines young people failed by those who should support them; SquidInk’s ... More info
Review | theatre

Underpinning - Textile Art Exhibition review - Putting the text into textile art

Six textile artists have taken the word 'Underpinning' and interpreted it in different ways, for ... More info
Review | exhibitions

For Colored Girls [Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf] review - ‘Sing a black girl's song’

Last night the Burton Taylor Studio hosted the packed-out premiere of a new student production of ... More info
Review | theatre

Spoiler Alert! presented by QED review - Condensed plots lead to a chortle-filled night

QED Comedy Lab are a remarkably prolific comedic body, holding several nights a week across Oxford, ... More info
Review | gigs

Coffee Concert: Daniel Lebhardt (piano) review - A birthday party and a dance of death

Daniel Lebhardt returned to Oxford at the Holywell Music Room on Sunday morning, and those words ... More info
Review | concerts

The Importance of Being Earnest review - 'Untruthful? My Nephew? Impossible! He went to Oxford!'

Split Second Productions have bitten off a fair old mouthful of Victoria sponge in putting on ... More info
Review | theatre

Stand-up Philosophy - Nature Week review - 'A barnacle is 70% penis' - laugh, and as you do, learn

Stand-up Philosophy was brilliant. It was funny. Genuinely funny. Not ... More info
Review | theatre
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